Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.uz) — Law enforcement representatives from Uzbekistan and Singapore have discussed strengthening cooperation in combating cybercrime and improving information security, with a particular focus on cross-border investigations, information exchange and the recovery of assets linked to cybercriminal activities.
The meeting took place at the Academy of Uzbekistan's Ministry of Internal Affairs and brought together specialists from Singapore's police authorities responsible for combating cybercrime and representatives of the Uzbek ministry's Cybercrime Department.
The discussions focused on opportunities to exchange international experience and expand practical cooperation in identifying and investigating cybercrimes involving multiple jurisdictions.
Particular attention was given to protecting the property rights and legitimate interests of citizens of both countries who have suffered losses as a result of cybercriminal activities.
The participants also examined approaches to identifying proceeds of crime, tracing the movement of illegally obtained funds and facilitating compensation for financial losses caused by cybercrime.
The talks addressed opportunities to strengthen cooperation between the relevant law enforcement authorities of Uzbekistan and Singapore in handling cases involving cross-border criminal activity.
Following the meeting, both sides emphasised the importance of further developing mechanisms for exchanging information and professional experience.
They also highlighted the need to organise joint activities aimed at improving the qualifications and professional capabilities of specialists working in cybercrime prevention and investigation.
The discussions underscored the shared interest of Uzbekistan and Singapore in strengthening practical cooperation between their competent authorities to address cybercrime and protect the interests of affected citizens.
